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Web Traffic data hunt #111
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Try this. // This query finds all network communication for a specific userID and Date Range and displays the Process communicating |
I am struggling to create a query to match https://urlhaus.abuse.ch/downloads/text/ or https://urlhaus.abuse.ch/downloads/text_recent/ Can you help ? |
Hi JakKAaj, You can use this example: EmailAttachmentInfo Using externaldata operator you can use list from external source in your query. |
Good morning all,
...once you have that, we should probably try to parse out the DeviceNetworkEvents in the same manner for matching:
...and now put them together with some joins to perform comparisons. To achieve this, you'll need to use a function such as mvexpand followed by a comparison operator.
Let me know if that works for you |
Hi,
Thanks, I can see the gap now. I have run a test on one of the URLs from urlhaus list but there was no match. I can’t find where is the problem.
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Good morning all,
Here's how I would likely approach the issue. First, parse the URLs from urlhaus into their individual parts using the parse_url() function:
(externaldata(payload_url: string ) [@"https://urlhaus.abuse.ch/downloads/text_recent/"]
with (format="txt"))
| extend ParsedUrl = parse_url(payload_url)
| evaluate bag_unpack(ParsedUrl)
| extend Port = case(isnotempty(Port), Port, Scheme == 'http', "80", Scheme == 'https', "443", Port)
...once you have that, we should probably try to parse out the DeviceNetworkEvents in the same manner for matching:
DeviceNetworkEvents
| take 100
| extend ParsedUrl = iff(RemoteUrl matches regex @'^([a-z0-9]+(-[a-z0-9]+)*\.)+[a-z]{2,}$', todynamic(strcat('{"Host":"', tolower(RemoteUrl), '"}')), parse_url(RemoteUrl))
| evaluate bag_unpack(ParsedUrl)
...and now put them together with some joins to perform comparisons. To achieve this, you'll need to use a function such as mvexpand followed by a comparison operator.
Also, as a former incident responder, I would probably be a bit more paranoid than most and look for simple IP matches as well as FQDN matches. Here we go:
let urlhausurls = toscalar((externaldata(payload_url: string ) [@"https://urlhaus.abuse.ch/downloads/text_recent/"]
with (format="txt"))
| extend ParsedUrl = parse_url(payload_url)
| evaluate bag_unpack(ParsedUrl)
| extend Port = case(isnotempty(Port), Port, Scheme == 'http', "80", Scheme == 'https', "443", Port)
| extend Packed = pack_all()
| summarize makelist(Packed));
DeviceNetworkEvents
| take 100
| extend ParsedUrl = iff(RemoteUrl matches regex @'^([a-z0-9]+(-[a-z0-9]+)*\.)+[a-z]{2,}$', todynamic(strcat('{"Host":"', tolower(RemoteUrl), '"}')), parse_url(RemoteUrl))
| evaluate bag_unpack(ParsedUrl)
| extend UrlHaus = urlhausurls
| mvexpand UrlHaus
| evaluate bag_unpack(UrlHaus, 'UrlHaus_')
| extend HostAndPortMatch = ((RemoteIP == UrlHaus_Host or Host == UrlHaus_Host) and RemotePort == UrlHaus_Port), UriStemMatch = (isnotempty(UrlHaus_Path) and Path == UrlHaus_Path)
| where HostAndPortMatch == true
Let me know if that works for you
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One slight modification - using case insensitive equals
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Not sure why but the query time out in WDATP. |
Trying to write a script that will show me all internet/web traffic data for a specific person/machine for a specific amount of a time range.
Example: I want to see what Joe Smith did for the past 30 days with web searching.
Can't seem to find anything that will fit this nor can I seem to write a usable script in Defender.
Can anyone help? Please :)
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